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Setting aside whether the data in the one or the other article are perfectly accurate (as in replacing "70% higher" with "nearly 70% higher") , I do not like th
by jaclaz 3y ago
Setting aside whether the data in the one or the other article are perfectly accurate (as in replacing "70% higher" with "nearly 70% higher") , I do not like the overall approach.
I don't really care whether the one (or the other) is more right than the other, it is the general approach that is IMHO in bad taste.
- ggm 3y agoNo. I don't like it either. I really had two points, my personal disbelief in his line of reasoning AND The guardian taking a both sides approach. I undersold that side,a point you make better.